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33 Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze enjoyed a successful season for the Premier League club, more towards the end of the season under manager Oliver Glasner.
His fine performances got him selected for the England squad for Euro 2024 by Gareth Southgate.
The midfielder has attracted interest from the biggest Premier League clubs and now his release clause has been revealed.
According to the Daily Mail, Eze has a £60million release clause in his contract at Selhurst Park.
The England international signed a new deal at the club back in November.
The total deal for any buyer will cost around £68m as Palace will ask for £8m in add-ons.
Given the positive connection that Spurs have with the 25-year-old’s representatives, Josh Hughes, a reporter for The Daily Mail, stated on The Spurs Chat Podcast that a deal for the player might not be difficult to complete.
After switching from QPR to Palace in the summer of 2020, Eze hasn’t looked back. The English international has improved with each new season and has emerged as one of the Eagles’ most notable players in recent years.
Eberechi Eze has a release clause in his Crystal Palace contract.
The offensive midfielder played in 31 games and scored 11 goals and registered six assists in the 2023–24 season.
The 25-year-old has played primarily as a number 10, although he has also appeared on the wings when necessary.
Leading Premier League teams are showing interest in both Eze and Michael Olise, Crystal Palace’s two most important playmakers.
Crystal Palace midfielder has impressed Spurs
Whether suitors for either player are willing to pay the required sum of money remains to be seen.
Tottenham are looking to add creativity and flamboyance in their team and Eze is exactly the kind of player who can provide that.
Spurs have decided to back manager Ange Postecoglou in the transfer market this summer as they aim to challenge for a top four finish in the Premier League.
An impressive showing in the Euro this summer might make it more difficult for Palace to keep hold of their star.
